ssickles99

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   by ssickles99 3y ago

   We support auto build/deploy upon the launch of your application and then on every code commit to the branch configured. The docker image is stored in a container registry in your cloud account. Outside of the auto build/deploy pr
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   by ssickles99 3y ago

   We don't have our API documented yet but here is the documentation for the CLI. https://docs.nullstone.io/getting-started/cli/docs.html To launch your application you would use the `nullstone up` command. To
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   by ssickles99 3y ago

   Thanks! In terms of matching the simplicity of Heroku, I feel like Render is probably the closest thing to it. I'm curious, anything in particular that you are skeptical about?
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   by ssickles99 3y ago

   Nullstone does support this use case, all applications are private by default. In order to make them public, you would add a Load Balancer, CDN, or Api Gateway. In your case, just don't add this and your application will remain private
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   by ssickles99 3y ago

   Qovery, Porter, and FlightControl are at least a few examples
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   by ssickles99 3y ago

   Yes, there are a lot of PaaS and Developer Platforms out there to choose from. In my past roles leading development teams, I always found it hard to make existing solutions fit because they were too black box and I couldn't customize o